SmartMME: Implementation of Base Station Switching Off Strategy in ns-3

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Autores principales: Sen, Argha, Pal, Bhupendra, Achari, Seemant
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Publicado: 2024
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author Sen, Argha
Pal, Bhupendra
Achari, Seemant
author_facet Sen, Argha
Pal, Bhupendra
Achari, Seemant
contents In the landscape of next-generation cellular networks, a projected surge of over 12 billion subscriptions foreshadows a considerable upswing in the network's overall energy consumption. The proliferation of User Equipment (UE) drives this energy demand, urging 5G deployments to seek more energy-efficient methodologies. In this work, we propose SmartMME, as a pivotal solution aimed at optimizing Base Station (BS) energy usage. By harnessing and analyzing critical network states-such as UE connections, data traffic at individual UEs, and other pertinent metrics-our methodology intelligently orchestrates the BS's power states, making informed decisions on when to activate or deactivate the BS. This meticulous approach significantly curtails the network's overall energy consumption. In a bid to validate its efficiency, we seamlessly integrated our module into Network Simulator-3 (ns-3), conducting extensive testing to demonstrate its prowess in effectively managing and reducing net energy consumption. As advocates of collaborative progress, we've opted to open-source this module, inviting the engagement and feedback of the wider research community on GitHub.
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Sen, Argha
Pal, Bhupendra
Achari, Seemant
Networking and Internet Architecture
In the landscape of next-generation cellular networks, a projected surge of over 12 billion subscriptions foreshadows a considerable upswing in the network's overall energy consumption. The proliferation of User Equipment (UE) drives this energy demand, urging 5G deployments to seek more energy-efficient methodologies. In this work, we propose SmartMME, as a pivotal solution aimed at optimizing Base Station (BS) energy usage. By harnessing and analyzing critical network states-such as UE connections, data traffic at individual UEs, and other pertinent metrics-our methodology intelligently orchestrates the BS's power states, making informed decisions on when to activate or deactivate the BS. This meticulous approach significantly curtails the network's overall energy consumption. In a bid to validate its efficiency, we seamlessly integrated our module into Network Simulator-3 (ns-3), conducting extensive testing to demonstrate its prowess in effectively managing and reducing net energy consumption. As advocates of collaborative progress, we've opted to open-source this module, inviting the engagement and feedback of the wider research community on GitHub.
title SmartMME: Implementation of Base Station Switching Off Strategy in ns-3
topic Networking and Internet Architecture
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05329